Google’s Project Fi will now let you add children under 13 to a family plan

Google’s Project Fi is now letting users add children under the age of 13 to group plans through a Google account managed with Family Link. The additional functionality lets families with young children share a Project Fi plan and monitor their children’s data use.

Now that Project Fi works with Family Link, users can set data alerts on usage for their accounts and their children’s accounts, and remotely lock their children’s phone when they’ve used too much screen time. You’ll also be able to access content filters on Chrome, Google Search, and other services.

To set it up, you need to create a Family Link account, add a child to your Project Fi group plan, and pick a phone that’s compatible with Project Fi (the network still isn’t compatible with all phones). So far the list of compatible devices include the Google Pixels, Nexus 6, Nexus 6P, Moto G6, the LG G7 ThinQ, and a few others.